New - Landmark Americana in West Chester (in Mary's Daily Dish)

I had the pleasure of having lunch with a fellow WC Disher at West Chester’s new Landmark Americana Tap & Grill this week. WC Dish Tip: Lunchtime is a great time to check out the new digs without the crowds and long waits.

The menu was tempting, with options from the land and sea and a wide variety of special sandwiches, steak sandwiches and burgers. With all the options, we weren’t sure which finger food to start with. I was definitely feeling nacho-y (when aren’t I?), but which nacho to pick? We could have Nachos Americana (your classic ‘chos) or Irish Nachos (a la Kildare’s famous appetizer, this version boasts the same classic fiesta toppings on a pile of beer-battered fries). We chose the Irish version.

We balanced our “bad” order with some leafy salads. We really dug (into) the spinach and salmon varieties.

Check out this new hot spot yourself and read more about it in a previously written article by Sarah Reese: Landmark Americana Coming to West Chester. Visit our restaurant listing for the Landmark Americana Tap & Grill to learn more and leave a review to tell us what you think!

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Mary Bigham, the creator of wcdish, is a self-admitted sushi and travel addict. She has a crush on just about every food but refuses to eat American cheese.

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2 Comments So Far

Andy – Aug 16, 2007

First off Landmark will defiantly be the hot spot now and when West Chester opens its campus for school. They sell towers of beer for around 30 bucks according to my friends i was nicely treated to a beer from the tower. Each tower contains approximatly ten beers. Upstairs has no smoking but downstairs does… Note please be careful when heading downstairs i tripped as has almost everyone else according to the bouncer there is a hidden or should i say misplaced step. The bar resembles a philly style bar and is friendly and has a nice admousfare. They also have a dance floor downstairs anyone up for a dance off.
Circus Boy – Sep 19, 2007

Nachos you say? The Season Ticket in Spokane, WA has the “Pitcher’s Mound.” Basically it’s the largest plate of nachos I’ve had anywhere in the entire country….and yes, it’s bigger than your head, perhaps 2 or 3, well maybe 4 times bigger than your average noggin. yum.

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